GO Facts
Climate Go Facts Climate tackles the topic of our times.
Blurb Blurb Blurb Forecasting Weather
GO FACTS climate Weather Climate Change Forecasting Climate Zones
GO FACTS climate Weather Climate Change Forecasting Climate Zones
FACTS FACTS Climate Zones
GO FACTS climate Weather Climate Change Forecasting Climate Zones
FACTS
The Go Facts Climate set explores one of the most complex issues of our time.
What is global warming? What is carbon trading? How can we predict the weather? Containing the core science of the water cycle and weather phenomena, Go Facts Climate also covers some of the key science knowledge that upper primary students need.
Texts explore the economic and social impacts of climate change.
Climate Change FACTS
Books in the set Reading age Word count
4 9.5+ yrs 2800–3200
Science
Books in the set Reading age Word count
4 9.5+ yrs 2800–3000
The Go Facts Science set – four up-to-date, large format nonfiction titles that explore the basic science behind our world.
Topics include gravity, chemical reactions, photosynthesis and plate tectonics. The series has clear examples of all nonfiction text types, including discussion, explanation, recount and procedure. The books use fantastic photographs, diagrams and tables, and each has a glossary and index.
Text types
Each book includes a variety of nonfiction text types.
FOR PRICING SEE PAGE 120
Visual literacy Labelled photographs and illustrations
Nonfiction LOWER PRIMARY 59
Climate Change pages 18–19 Biology pages 16–17
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